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Use UDF In Conditional Formatting
Any guidance as to how to have a UDF in an addin be declared/registered etc.
so as to be used like all other usual/normal functions? like be autocompleted upon partial entry, arguments be displayed in the supertip and be capable to be used in the Conditional Formatting and other features? -- Thanx in advance & Best Regards, Faraz! |
Use UDF In Conditional Formatting
Hi Faraz
Check out the below by Jan Karel Pieterse http://www.jkp-ads.com/articles/RegisterUDF01.asp -- Jacob (MVP - Excel) "Faraz Ahmed Qureshi" wrote: Any guidance as to how to have a UDF in an addin be declared/registered etc. so as to be used like all other usual/normal functions? like be autocompleted upon partial entry, arguments be displayed in the supertip and be capable to be used in the Conditional Formatting and other features? -- Thanx in advance & Best Regards, Faraz! |
Use UDF In Conditional Formatting
In 97-2003, in the CF dialog change Cell Value Is to Formula Is and enter a
formula that evaluates to True/False. In 2007+, in CF rules, click on "Use a Formula to determine which cells to Format" Enter your UDF in the normal way in the CF formula Experiment with Relative & Absolute references, there are significant differences in the way they work particularly when it comes to copying cells with CFs. Regards, Peter T "Faraz Ahmed Qureshi" wrote in message ... Any guidance as to how to have a UDF in an addin be declared/registered etc. so as to be used like all other usual/normal functions? like be autocompleted upon partial entry, arguments be displayed in the supertip and be capable to be used in the Conditional Formatting and other features? -- Thanx in advance & Best Regards, Faraz! |
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